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Mill closures in northern B.C. blamed on low timber supply, excessive rules

Mill closures in northern B.C. blamed on low timber supply, excessive rules

Government acknowledges need for more supply, blames closures on corporate decisions, markets
B.C. rallying resources to protect Fort Nelson from encroaching wildfire

B.C. rallying resources to protect Fort Nelson from encroaching wildfire

More than 4,700 people under evacuation order Monday as blaze rages just 2.5 kilometres from town
Gentleman start your engines: Riding for a cause in Kelowna

Gentleman start your engines: Riding for a cause in Kelowna

Worldwide Distinguished Gentlemen’s Ride to rumble through the city
B.C.-designed hydro-energy device looking to replace natural gas generators

B.C.-designed hydro-energy device looking to replace natural gas generators

The Swordfish device is expected to be more efficient than any other energy product
Pro-Palestine encampment sets up on UBC Okanagan campus

Pro-Palestine encampment sets up on UBC Okanagan campus

The Pro-Palestine encampment was formed by students and community members at 5 a.m. on May 13
Strong wind could push intense wildfire into B.C.’s Fort Nelson today

Strong wind could push intense wildfire into B.C.’s Fort Nelson today

Fire officials worry as blaze swells to nearly 53 square kilometres, 2 kilometres away from town
Country music star hosts memorial concert for Kelowna crane collapse victims

Country music star hosts memorial concert for Kelowna crane collapse victims

Aaron Pritchett will be at Revelry on May 19
Evacuated residents launch class action lawsuit against UBC, City of Kelowna

Evacuated residents launch class action lawsuit against UBC, City of Kelowna

The lawsuit was filed on behalf of Hadgraft Wilson Place residents
Truck catches fire at downtown Kelowna boat launch

Truck catches fire at downtown Kelowna boat launch

No injuries were reported
B.C.’s Fort Nelson preps ‘last stand’ as wildfires rage across Western Canada

B.C.’s Fort Nelson preps ‘last stand’ as wildfires rage across Western Canada

Crews preparing for possible worst case scenario, if incoming winds push wildfire into town